Together these two powerful technologies pave the way for clinically-relevant applications in regenerative medicine.

Cellectis Group CEO André Choulika said “The collaboration between Stemgent and Cellectis fits with our mission to enable scientists worldwide with the tools to generate genome-engineered iPS cells for use in their research and regenerative medicine.”

“Drug toxicity testing is an important part of early-stage drug development continued Ian Ratcliffe Stemgent President and CEO. “The challenge researchers face is that current models to test drugs are often inadequate. With this partnership and the combined technologies we can introduce mutations into reprogrammed cells and differentiate them into downstream lineages. Researchers can utilize these cells to test how mutations known and unknown alter the biology of the cells upon exposure to drugs.”

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